Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-07


Nellie Van first, Armstrong second,
Miss Mouse third. Time, l :17M.
Sixth race, steeple-Will Davis
first, Value second, Referee third.
Time, 3 :23.
AT sUsANvILLE.
SUsANvILLE, October 6.-The second
day of the fair drew large attend.
ance.
The unfinished quarter race of yes
terday was won by Jake Snyder.
Trotting, free for all, for purse OF
$1,000, won by Victor, shutting out
Lawrence, Maxwell Roberts and Chev-
alier. Time, :30A.
| Second race, one and one-half miles
dash, purse $200-Menlo took the
hat, Lena Dunbar second, Duster
distanced.
Special purse, 5000, Maxwell, Chev-
alier and Geo. Wobler starters, best
three in five, mile heats-Maxwell
won in three straight heats. Time,
:4434, 2 "A, 2:44.
Last race, yearling race, ,three-quart-
ers of mile, for a purse of 800
Duke, April Fool, J. c., Etiie S. and
Victor starters-Efie S. won. Time,
2:324.
SPORT AT SALINAS.
SALINAS, October 6.-The trotting
race, purse 5000, postponed from last
evening, was won by Allen L. this
afternoon, Santa Cruz Bell second and
Katisha distanced. Time. AS.
First regular race to-day, half mile
running dash between Charley Luce,
Roundout and Kittie G. for purse of
800, Kittie won in 54 seconds, Char
ley second.
Last race, trot, two mile heats, best
two in three for purse of $3.50. Man
zanita, Rube, Brown, Flora G. and
Merchant starters. Flora took second
and third heats, winning first money,
Manzanita second and Merchant
third. Best time, 5 :1S1a.
FRESNO RESULTS.
FRESNO, October Elm the unfin-
ished race of yesterday between Rys-
dych, Chief and Johnny Hayward, the
Chief won in I'll.
Race for trotters and PAGERS, en-
tries Patchen T., Barbara and Black
Prince. The first heat was won by
I Black Prince, time 2:31.
Patchen T., took the second and
third heats. Time, :35 and 2:31L
First regular race, three quarters OF
a mile dash between John Grey and
Barney ,Preakness and Gold Cup. Won
by Barney, time :171s.
Trotting race for two-year olds, Min
OF won, time 2 2:52.
CONTESTS AT CONCORD.
CONCORD, October 6.-The attend
ance at the fair to-day was the largest
ever known. .-..- -4-I
Firt race, half-mile dash, won by
Queen Bee in :5414, Billy tho Kid
second, Humming Bird third.
Second race, trotting, four heats
BoxwOod won the last three heats in
2:57, 2:54 and 2 :57, Nellie second and
Soudan distanced.
Third race, best two in three-Nel-
lie Gray won the last two heats in
3:06 and 800, Silvertail second and
Bay Nellie third. All the pools were
declared off and an indignant protest
entered.
THE VALLEJO TRACK.
VALLEJO, October 6.-The three
quarters of mile dash was contested
by three Vallejo horses and won by
Ninena. Time, :17A.
The trot for district three-year- -olds,
Annette won in three straight heats.
Best time, 2:49.
The last race was between Paddy
and Fanny Clark. Paddy won in
three straight heats. Best time, 2 :51.
Special Service.
The following are the entries and
weights to be carried at to-day's con-
tests at Jerome Park and Latonia:
JEROME PARK.
First race, three-quarters of a mile
Stuyvesant, 116; Climax, 1l5; Mamie
Hunt, ITO; Sam Harper, 1903; Patrice,
80.
Second race, three quarters of a
mile-Daniella, 102; Dixiana, 1902;
Umpire, 100; Omaha, 1l2; Belinda,
104.
Third race, one and one-sixteenth
miles-Joe Cotton, 112; Ben Ali, 11S +;
Miss Motley, 9S; Esquimaux, 107 ;
Arundel, 1902; Monte Cristo, l02.
Fourth race, one and three-eighths
miles-Linden, 115; Ben Ali, 118;
Daruna, 100; Santa Rita, 100; Bass
anio, 102.
Fifth race, selling, one mile-Nettle,
104; Letretia, 1O4; Pendennis, "a,
Brart, 1O7; Belmont, SO; Wander
ment, 116.
First race, selling, seven-eighths OF
a mile-Mishap, 81; Dyer, 105; Mono
crat, 10Y; Pat Donovan, 102; Walker,
106; Roderick Dhu, 95; Malaria, ITO ;
Tam O'Shanter (Campell's), So;
Avery, 1O6.
Second race, one mile-Berlin, 100
Chance, 100; Estrella, 107; Effie H,
100; Dancing Kid, 100; Comedie, SS
Erebus, 81.
Third race, selling, five-eighths of a
mile-Julia Miller, 50; Rambler, lO7
Colamore, 101; Fuschia, 50; Balance,
107; Fleika, 107.
Fourth race, handicap, one and one
sixteenth miles.-Macola, 1902; Sour
Mash, "a; Lewis Clark, 105; Dous-
man,. 104; Derochment, 92; Glen
fisher, "a; st. Valentine, 95; Dad
IS; Miss Pulsifer, 81; Fellowbrook.
9S; Montrose, 109; Longalight, 95
Brocaban, 1902; Wanderer, 95.
Fifth race, Kimball stake, three
fourths of mile.-Benedict, 112; B.
Pinkerton, 1OS; Puente, 1903; Perkins,
121; Macbeth, 1O5.
WILLOW WIELDERS.
Results of Yesterdays Compete